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Fez, Morocco

Home to many amazing archaeological wonders, the city of Fez is one of the best-preserved in all of the country of Morocco.  With a careful attention to keeping their past intact, the Moroccan people have taken great efforts to ensure that this city’s culture has been preserved against the threat of modernization.  For couples that want to get away from the bright lights and big city, Fez is a perfect choice.  While there, you can see the oldest kno

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Morocco Caravan Routes Tour

For a unique adventure into the world of northern Africa’s past, try taking a tour of the old caravan routes in Morocco.  As an important mid-way point between many different cultures, this country once saw an endless stream of travelers making their way across Africa and to and from Europe.  A tour of the caravan routes allows you to see many parts of Morocco and experience the various cultures.  Take a camel ride through the Sahara, see the bigger cities of the country, and learn more about the

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The Dar Ahlam in Skoura

Deep inland in the country of Morocco is the small, desert oasis village of Skoura and within it a beautiful Kasbah hotel known as the Dar Ahlam.  For a romantic holiday in an exotic land, this is the place to go.  Enjoy the hotel and what it has to offer, such as its steam room, the pool and the beautiful gardens.  Or take a trek though the wilderness in an off-road vehicle, on a bike or on the back of a mule or a camel.  Then head into Skoura to explore the town itself with its traditional market, many historic sites and wonderful open-air cafes.  Has anyo

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Marrakech, Morocco

For couples that want a truly unique urban experience, take a trip to the country of Morocco and stay a week in the beautiful city of Marrakech.  This city is filled with both the old and the new.  Explore the palaces, gardens, museums and many historic sites.  Or head to the growing modern part of the city with its boutique shopping, resorts, spas, bars, casinos, night clubs and more.  Or head into the Atlas Mountains for a skiing adventure

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Archer, "Un Chien Tangerine"

I'll be honest with you, I barely paid attention to the story in this particular episode. (Although it was pretty great, and featured an admirably streamlined storytelling style compared to some of the more recent episodes.) In addition to some truly incredible dog-related animation work, this episode also continues the Archer tradition of featuring beautiful background art. Here taken to the pinnacle in the Morocco scenes with their lush backgrounds and intricate patterns and textures.

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I think I'll pay the extra money for the train

To be blunt, I’ve seen some crazy shit while driving in developing countries. Be it manning a motor vehicle myself, hitching a ride from truckers in Morocco, or hopping on a tourist bus in Thailand (where I’m decently sure the drivers are all drinking on the job), developing world roads can be quite dangerous. While this is a risk all budget travelers take, I found myself opting to fly or take buses more than ever while traveling in Sumatra, Indonesia.

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